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Definition
Achilles & Ajax playing dice
Exekias
540 BCE
ceramic
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Herakles wrestling giant
Euphronios
510 BCE
ceramic |
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Definition
KLEITIAS and ERGOTIMOS
François Vase
570 BCE
pottery |
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Definition
Three Revelers
Euthymides
510 BCE
ceramic |
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Definition
Temple of Aphaia
500 BCE
Marble |
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Definition
Dying Warrior with Shield from Apthaia
490 BCE
Marble |
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Definition
Dying warrior
500 BCE
marble |
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Term
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Definition
Kritios Boy
480 BCE.
Marble |
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Term
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Definition
Riace Warrior
460 BCE
Bronze |
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Term
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Definition
Zeus (or Poseidon)
460 BCE.
Bronze |
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Term
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Definition
MYRON
Discus Thrower
450 BCE
marble copy of bronze original |
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Definition
POLYKLEITOS
Spear Bearer
450 BCE
marble copy of bronze original |
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Definition
KRESILAS
Pericles
429 BCE
marble copy of bronze original |
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Term
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Definition
IKTINOS and KALLIKRATES
Parthenon
447 BCE.
marble
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Term
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Definition
PHIDIAS
Athena (in the cella of the Parthenon, Acropolis)
438 BCE.
marble |
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Definition
Erechtheion
421 BCE.
marble |
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Term
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Definition
Nike adjusting her sandal
410 BCE.
Marble |
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Term
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Definition
PRAXITELES
Aphrodite of Knidos
350 BCE.
marble |
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Term
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Definition
PRAXITELES
Hermes and Dionysos
340 BCE
marble |
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Term
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Definition
LYSIPPOS
Scraper
330 BCE
marble copy of bronze original |
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Definition
LYSIPPOS
Weary Herakles
320 BCE
marble copy of bronze original |
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Term
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Definition
Altar of Zeus
175 BCE
marble |
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Term
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Definition
EPIGONOS
Gallic chief and his wife
230 BCE
marble copy of bronze original |
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Term
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Definition
EPIGONOS
Dying Gaul
230 BCE
marble copy of bronze original |
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Term
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Definition
Nike of Samothrace
190 BCE.
Marble |
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Term
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Definition
ALEXANDROS
Aphrodite or Venus de Milo
150 BCE.
Marble |
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Term
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Definition
Sleeping satyr
230 BCE.
Marble |
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Term
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Definition
Seated boxer
100 BCE.
Bronze |
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Term
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Definition
Old market woman
150 BCE.
Marble |
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Definition
ATHANADOROS, HAGESANDROS, and POLYDOROS
Laocoön and his sons
first century CE
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